St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Henry Small has returned from
Maine.
The Mikado club danced last night at
Malcolim's.
w. c. Bradley and wife have gone to
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. j. S. Burt and Mrs. A. NJ. Pratt
have gone to Boston.
Miss Tuch, of FOreston, H., is the
guest of Dr.. Charles Hill.
DR.. j. Iwanson and family have re-
turned home from California.
Mrs. George Howard and daughters
have returned from the South.
Mrs. Bentley 1928 Pleasant avenue,
entertained few friends last evening.
Mrs. John Downs. Ills Park avenue,
gave delightful tea party yesterday
evening.
Mrs. r. ]. Anderson, 2401 Lake of the
Isles boulevard, entertained friends at
tea last evening.
The ladies of the Second Universalist
church gave pleasant social at the East
side rink last night.
II. V. De Mott has returned from Cal
ifornia. Mrs. De Mott went on east
from Council Bluffs.
William Harrigan left last night for
Buffalo, n. Y, as a delegate to the
hOrSeShOers' convention.
Mrs. p. B. Winston, assisted by her sis
tiers the Misses Stevens, gave an elegant
dinner party Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill 1925 Garfield avenue,
gave pleasant entertainment to
party of thirty friends last night.
The young son of Edward Downey
entertained number of his friends yes
tcrday afternoon at his fathers resi-
dence. 901 Seventh avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hough, 1926 North
Ninth street gave party last evening
which will long be remembered as a
happy occasion. About fifty guests
were present.
The New York society gave the last
social of the season at CurtisS hall last
night. A large delegation of st. Paul
New Workers was preSent,and the affair
was most enjoyable one.
North Minneapolis witnessed very
pleasant social event, on Tuesday even
ing, in the marriage of Matt MASSEY
and Miss Mary KOntZ, which occurred
at the home of the bride, on Eighth
street. between Nineteenth and TWen-
tieth avenues north. The groom is a
member of the firm of MASSEY & Siebel,
and is very popular with his associates,
who proceeded to give him pleasant
charivari. The Swiss society called on
IHc Mtuutu PAR, anu dlItI SeEGnduS
were invited in and partOOk of refresh
mentS. The groom was then deceived
into the garden where blanket was i'll
readiness, and he was tossed heaven
ward for few vigorous moments. On
his return to the house he was presented
with handsome armchair. the gift of
party headed by Il. w. Murphy. DR..
Hefty made the presentation. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
social festivities.
HOTEL PERSONALS.
w. I. Cochrane and wife, of Winni-
peg, are at the West.
At the Clark house: Thomas Sulli-
van, La Crosse; j. &. Cole, Chippewa
Falls.
At the Windsor: ]. r. Webb and
wife, Toledo; Harry Thorne and wife,
New York.
F. w. Earl, of Fergus Falls, was at
the Clark house yesterday, accompanied
by his friends.
At the st. James: d. a. Diamond,
Victoria, b. c.; c. NJ. Henry and wife,
Helena, n. Y; p. f. Wilcox, Geneva, o.
j. ID. Hayes. of Ithaca. n. Y, who has
come to arrange match between Mike
COnley, OF Philadelphia. and John b.
Glow, is at the Windsor.
At the NicGllet: $. G. DalrympIe.
Gardener; J. f.. Hudson and wife. De-
troit, Mich; c. f. Waldo and wife,
Chippewa Falls; w. c. Sherwood, Du-
luth.
At the National: CIV. Roche and
wife, Roscoe, Oak; NJ. J. Della Hunt,
London, Eng; John f. Craig, New
Bethlehem, Pa; w. F. Craig, Green
vile. Pa.
At the West: A. l.. Pratt and wife,
knl0m0zAA. III
Mass; Mrs. Il. NJ. Whittlesey and
daughter, Bayfield,: Thomas Fisher, Hall
fax, \. s.; b. S. Thompson, Burling-
ton, La.